Musician James McMurtry brings his Complicated Game to Norman
“I learned Jimmy Buffett so the food and beverage guy could recognize the music and hire me,” he said.
Cover Story Teaser: B-O-O-O Brothers
Transformations are nothing new to the Dillons. About 12 years ago, they transformed MG Novelty, the company started by their grandfather, Michael Guy Dillon, and run by their father Bill and uncle Royce, into Party Galaxy. Novelties, said Mike Dillon, hold a different connotation these days. But everybody can enjoy a party. Story by Greg…
Multi-instrumentalist Stephen Chopek brings guitar to Tuesday’s Guildhaul show
Chopek, 41, first delved into music as a 10-year-old in his birthplace of Rutherford, New Jersey, 10 miles west of New York City.
Thursday’s showing will be preceded by an introduction from director John Carpenter, said Kymberli Frueh, Fathom’s vice president of programming.
Thursday’s showing will be preceded by an introduction from director John Carpenter, said Kymberli Frueh, Fathom’s vice president of programming.
I hate scary movies, but I loved Guillermo del Toro’s new gothic masterpiece Crimson Peak.
I hate scary movies, but I loved Guillermo del Toro’s new gothic masterpiece Crimson Peak.
OKC buildings set for demolition
Fire-damaged apartment buildings and the crumbling film exchange building will soon be demolished to make way for city improvements.
OKG Eat: Culinary colorful
Eat all the colors of the rainbow at Oklahoma City restaurants.
For Tuesday’s event, the film club decided to keep the lead film a surprise and would only call it a “Wes Craven tribute film.”
For Tuesday’s event, the film club decided to keep the lead film a surprise and would only call it a “Wes Craven tribute film.”
The Cow Calf-Hay serves up delicious burgers
If you’re looking for American favorites like fried pickles and burgers, The Cow Calf-Hay in Edmond is a sure bet.
Chicken-Fried News: Par-Tea
An Oklahoma senator accused of threatening speech was cleared by an appeals court.
Food Briefs: cocktail class, new t location, Carne Diem and more
A cocktail class kicks off at Ludivine, Oklahoma food is promoted in Germany, Marc Dunham leaves Francis Tuttle’s culinary school, a new restaurant opens in the airport and Carne Diem heats guests up on Friday.
Mix on Main draws revelers to Norman district
Main Street businesses in Norman band together, open their doors and invite their neighbors to a community-building event.
Millwood schools flourish despite challenges
Millwood Public Schools fight against adversity as the district’s students strive to succeed.
Chicken-Fried News: Commanding payment
The builder of the replacement Ten Commandments monument says it hasn’t been paid.
Letters to the Editor: October 21, 2015
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OKC Pride’s Treats and Tricks Halloween Block Party returns Oct. 31
“We hope everyone will come out and join us in our newest tradition in what has come to be known as the Gay National Holiday: Halloween.”
Science Museum hosts glow-in-the dark discovery night Friday
Participants also might enjoy the delicacy of mealworm cookies, which Stone said are packed with energy-giving calories, protein and fiber.
The one man who could have taken her down is Oklahoma’s answer to Uncle Fester: former state Rep. “Joltin’” Joe Dorman.
The one man who could have taken her down is Oklahoma’s answer to Uncle Fester: former state Rep. “Joltin’” Joe Dorman.
YWCA opens new shelter
Community members donated money to build a bigger YWCA shelter for women in need of a safe space.
Chicken-Fried News: Dependable Durant
Thunder star Kevin Durant is in a public feud with an ESPN show co-host who threatened him on-air.
When Warren, a local boy Marjorie has toyed with for years, turns his attentions to her kin, Marjorie shifts from tutoring to treachery as she hatches a scheme to ruin Bernice’s newfound happiness.
When Warren, a local boy Marjorie has toyed with for years, turns his attentions to her kin, Marjorie shifts from tutoring to treachery as she hatches a scheme to ruin Bernice’s newfound happiness.
Oklahoma City Council votes against Indigenous Peoples Day
The city votes to keep Columbus Day despite citizens’ efforts to reestablish the holiday as Indigenous Peoples Day.
Chicken-Fried News: Bloodthirsty visitors
Oklahoma City is among the top 10 cities at risk for a vampire attack.
Jason Boland & The Stragglers release new album
Jason Boland & The Stragglers ignore country music norms and make music they can be proud of.
Commentary: Indigenous Peoples Day in OKC
The city council’s failure to approve Indigenous Peoples Day should encourage the community to work together to bring about needed change.
MAPS 3 Convention Center site chosen
The city works to acquire land by eminent domain after selecting a site for a new convention center.
Warning: This event roundup oozes with frightful Halloween fun
If you’re 18 and over and have a penchant for fishnets but aren’t really into aliens from the planet Transsexual, Adèle Wolf’s Burlesque & Variety Show Halloween Spectacular at Oklahoma Contemporary, 3000 General Pershing Blvd., is just the ticket.
Chicken-Fried News: Poor execution
Released documents reveal serious missteps made in recent Oklahoma executions.
Oklahoma City native living in Norway returns with new cookbook, Thursday book signing
Flour + yeast + salt + water + heat + time = pizza crust.
